Write all the implants of orthopedics and its principle according to Anan J. Thakur, Locking Plates and Fracture Fixation book and as per Orthopedics Operative Campbell, Rockwood and Green. And make a well-illustrated PDF with diagrams and also write the principles of screws and parts of screws and types of screws in that PDF.

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Where is PDF?

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Still am I asking where is PDF? If you cannot generate PDF, just say you cannot. Don't waste my time, okay?

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Here it is:

Orthopaedic Implants Fracture Fixation

PDF Document · PDF

What's inside (9 chapters with diagrams):
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1Screws — parts (head, shank, thread, tip), 7 types, principles of insertion, lag vs positional
2Plates — Pauwels tension band, 7 plate types (DCP, buttress, bridge, locking...)
3Intramedullary Nails — design, static vs dynamic locking, reaming, advantages
4External Fixation — monolateral, Ilizarov, TSF, indications
5Locking Plates — fixed-angle principle, Thakur principles, MIPO
6K-wires, Tension Band, Cerclage — tip types, figure-of-8 technique
7Other Implants — DHS, gamma nail, THA, TKA, suture anchors
8Materials & Biomechanics — titanium, Co-Cr, stress shielding, fatigue
9Metal Removal Timing — ASIF guidelines by fracture/bone type
All diagrams are hand-drawn (screw anatomy, plate types, IM nail locking modes, Ilizarov frame, DHS, K-wire technique, locking vs conventional plate). Sorry for the delay.

I think ChatGPT is better than you. Your diagram is so bad.

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